The Pilgrim's Progress Agatha Christie is inserted at the end

is inserted at the end

[1–2] 3–245 [246]: [6] leaves of colour plates (between pp

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Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus

shelf-worn and bumped to most corners

The Pilgrim's Progress Agatha Christie is inserted at the endBUNYAN, John. The Pilgrim's Progress, to which is prefixed The Life of the Author with a Key to the Allegory and a Critique of its Beauty. Parts 1 and 2 bound in one. London: T. Heptinstall Fleet Street, 1796. An early edition of this significant work of devotional literature, sympathetically rebound some time ago with the original brown leather boards retained and brown calf spine, with black leather label with titles in gilt to spine, top edge